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US Army Rescues Honduran Toddler From Eta’s Floodwaters – The Wilmington Journal

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SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras-A United States Army helicopter team rescued several people left stranded by now-Tropical Storm Eta in Central America, including a 3-year-old Honduran girl. The UH-60 Black Hawk crew assigned to the 1-228th [...]

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